Basic Mediator Training
Information: The Basic Mediator Training can be held on dates announced by the Ministry of Justice, Directorate of Alternative Solutions.
About the Training
Basic Mediator Training is an official program conducted on dates announced by the Ministry of Justice, Directorate of Alternative Solutions, aimed at training professionals to apply alternative dispute resolution methods in criminal conflicts.
The training is a theoretical and practical process designed to facilitate negotiations between the victim and the suspect/defendant within the criminal justice system.
- The training consists of a total of 48 hours: 36 hours theoretical and 12 hours practical:
- Participants are required to attend the classes, but absences up to 1/12 (only 8%) are allowed. Certificates cannot be issued to participants exceeding this limit.
- Each group is limited to maximum 30 participants.
Training Objectives
This program aims to equip mediator candidates with competencies in the following areas:
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Applying alternative dispute resolution methods in criminal law conflicts
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communication and negotiation skills to a professional level
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Recognizing the specific conditions of working with victims, harmed parties, and suspects/defendants
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Understanding the functioning of the criminal justice system
Practical training includes simulated dispute resolution exercises and supervision activities to help candidates develop their individual and group communication and negotiation skills.
Conditions for Registration in the Mediator Registry
To apply for registration as a mediator:
Be a graduate of a law faculty,
Be registered with the bar association,
- Not have a conviction for an intentional crime,
- Not be affiliated or connected to terrorist organizations,
- Complete the mediator training and pass the exam,
- Not have been dismissed or temporarily banned from the profession or public service for disciplinary reasons.